Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-02-10


Sunday WAS q very gloomy, rainy day
The best grain leather boots in town
at Doty x Keeler's.
BE sure you read our unparalleled
Offer in this issue.
Notice our unparalleled offer on
back page of this issue.
Overcoats and winter suits are still
going at cost at Doty 4 Keelers.
Three pounds Of the best 40 cent tea
for 81 90 at Ovens q Braidwood's.
w. II. Palmer, of East Saginaw, Sun
dayed with his family in this place.
Call in and look over the line Of Val.
entines at the EXPosITOR Bookstore.
Weather signals are displayed every
morning on the p III. s. n. w. R'y
trains.
Rev. A. j. Holmes, of Memphis, was
in the village one day last week calling
on old friends.
Mrs. G.. 5. Ney visited her parents in
Port Huron last week. Her sister Lulu
returned with her.
Lincoln Avery, of Port Huron, So
journed few hours in this village last
Saturday, among friends.
Frank. Il. Wolcott, of Pt. Huron,
made a short visit among friends III
this place last Saturday evening.
A new lot of gents rubber coats. la
dies circulars, ladies and gents rubbers
- N " q
Waterman & Benedict have a guam
tity of shingles for sale cheap. Call
and look at them at their store in
Peck. 80
Miss Emma Holden has gone on a
visit to friends and relatives in Stath-
roy and other parts of Canada and Will
be away few weeks.
Holden Bros. are Offering more goods
for your money than any other store III
town. We invite your attention TO
their change of ad. in this issue.
Wm. McIntyre's sale last Wednesday
was largely attended. Everything went
well especially the live stock. Mr..
Mcintyre is pleased with the result OF
his sale,
III. Michaels will give grand open
ing ball and oyster supper at his hall in
Brown City on Friday eve., Feb. IL.
4 first class string band has been en-
gagged for the evening and all who at
tend may look for grand time.
No less than four or five eyes. belong
ing to individuals in the village, have
been draped in mourning the past week.
The boxing gloves are not the cause OF
them. Slight difficulties which resulted
in bare-handed combats is what did the
work.
1t is reported by farmers in different
parts Of the country that cattle buyers
have been through buying up cattle
and paying more than people asked and
now it turns out that the moneypaid was
bogus Canadian money. We have not
heard of any cases in these parts as yet.
Look out for them.
"He jests at scars, who never felt a
wound" and man may stand with his
hands in his pockets and laugh at a
Door, worn rheumatic, but If he is a gen.
tleman. he'll step into the nearest apoth-
ecary shop and buy him q bottle OF
Salvation Oil at the small expense OF
only twenty-five cents.
IT. Waterman. of Peck, informs us
that they have $500, also site subscrib.
ed for any person or persons who will
build Roller Process FIGURING Mill IL
| Peck. Here is a good chance for some
one. Peck intends standing abreast OF
the times. if money will place her there
as the citizens are always ready to put
their hands into their pockets and help
| legitimate enterprises. 80 VIZ
II IL x,,;n md
masquerade ball at his hall, Brockway
! Centre, OH Monday eve. Feb. Il, 1887
Music will be furnished by Perkins
full string band of Inlay City. Coco
prizes will be awarded the best cos
tuners both ladies and gentlemen
Masquerade Balls are something new
in these parts and this one will be pat
ronized by all.
The st. Clair Co. Teachers association
which will be held at Fort Gratiot OF
Friday and Saturday, February 20 ant
20, 1887, promises to be very instruct
i've and entertaining affair. Some o
the best educators have been secured
who will give productions as to tn
best methods of school work and othe
matters of interest will be brought be
fore the association. There is not
teacher who can afford to miss attend
ing this meeting.
The following items in regard t
Loren A. Shermans pension, we eli
from the Port Huron Sunday Herald
"The Port Huron Times can tell a
about Henry Kingsley's pension, bu
upon the subject of l.. A. Sherman
pension. it is as dumb as an oyste
The department might send an expel
! to investigate the latter case with &C
vantage"
"The Government should send an e,
| pert to investigate Loren A. Sherman
: pension. There is not person in thi
, city who has given any attention to I'll
t matter that believes he is entitled
3 eight cents month from the govern
e ment. 1t is such cases as Sherman
: that tend to bring the whole pensio
!, business into disrepute."
5 Herel Herel! Bro. Herald, these al
G our sentiments. exactly.
SCHOOL, library,